Bulgaria Ex Social Minister Threatens Libel Suits
The former Bulgarian Minister of Labor and Social Policy, Emiliya Maslarova, declared Friday she was going to file defamation suits against anyone smearing her name.
The former Bulgarian Minister of Labor and Social Policy, Emiliya Maslarova, declared Friday she was going to file defamation suits against anyone smearing her name.
The Members of the Bulgarian Parliament (MPs) voted through the amendments of the National States Security Agency (DANS) Act on Friday.
The parliamentary anti-corruption committee assigned Thursday the National Revenue Agency (NRA) to investigate several signals against former Social Minister, Emiliya Maslarova.
Two of the three Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) magistrates, whose names came up as people, who have possibly been involved in an alleged corruption scheme, announced they are resigning from their positions.
The "Order, Law, Justice" (RZS) party stated that it would leave the Parliament hall while the amendment in the Interior Ministry Law were being voted.
Bulgaria’s former Transport Minister, Petar Mutafchiev, has refuted the claims of his successor, Alexander Tsvetkov, that his administration has left the state-owned railways in a disastrous condition.
Bulgaria’s Transport Ministry has submitted to the Prosecutor’s Office four reports on large-scale violations committed by the previous administration.
Bulgaria’s Conservative MP, Yane Yanev, said Thursday he had information that the State National Security Agency DANS had received corruption alerts against former Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev.
The disastrous situation in Bulgaria's state-owned railway companies has been brought about by spending the state subsidy in advance.
Emel Etem, Bulgaria’s Minister of Emergency Situations in the Stanishev government, allocated sizable sums of state budget money for fake damages.
Fuels imported in Bulgaria for usage in the agriculture will be colored as an anti-contraband measure from January 1, 2010.
Immediate and drastic layoffs in the administrative structures of the Bulgarian state owned railroad company BDZ will be made.
Bulgaria's President Georgi Parvanov has made it to the 25th spot in a ranking of the hottest leaders in the world, which lists 172 entries.
The Bulgarian National Health Insurance Fund management will be changed it became clear Wednesday after the Bulgaria Parliament refused to accept the Fund’s report for the last year.
The subsidies the Bulgarian government gives to the state owned railroad company BDZ will remain unchanged.
Mihail Mihailov and Rumen Riza have been sworn in Wednesday as MPs for the rightist Blue Coalition and ethnic Turkish DPS party respectively.
Bulgaria's far-right nationalist Ataka party is backing the nomination of Education Minister, Yordanka Fandakova, to run for Mayor of Sofia.
The Bulgarian Parliament is very likely to adopt a Lustration Act (i.e. a law limiting the participation of former communists), which would lead to the removal from office of President, Georgi Parvanov.
All Customs agents in Bulgaria are taking Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, a professional exam to prove their competency for the jobs they have been hired for.
Four candidates are aspiring to replace Bulgaria's former Tsar and Prime Minister, Simeon Saxe-Coburg at the leadership post of the NMSP party.
The Plovdiv Mayor, Slavcho Atanasov, sent policemen over the weekend to guard the building where controversial Czech artist, David Cerny, was scheduled to exhibit on October 10.
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